Luke’s Sermon on the Plain begins with signs of the kingdom—healings and the casting out of demons. It is highlighted by the observation that “power was coming from him.” Just as Moses was radiant when he descended from the mountain, … Continued
In the scripture for this Sunday, Peter was encountered the power of God that called directly to him. That power and mission would result in a large “catch of fish,” as the stories about the growth of the church confirm. … Continued
In our readings this week, we are reminded that God is not a distant entity separated from humanity. On the contrary, we worship a God who has entered human history and continues to journey with us each and every day. We … Continued
After reading from the sacred text, Jesus declares, “Today this scripture has been fulfilled in your hearing.” On that unforgettable Sabbath morning in Nazareth, Jesus does the unexpected and unimaginable. In his speech, he adopts those ancient prophetic words as … Continued
At the wedding in Cana, the interaction between Jesus and his mother offers a glimpse into their intimate relationship. When Mary informs Jesus that the wine has run out, he responds by suggesting that someone else should handle the situation. … Continued
Baptism is a powerful declaration of God’s unwavering love and commitment to us, a moment where we are named and claimed as beloved children. It’s a celebration of our relationship with God and the transformative power of the Holy Spirit … Continued
The Feast of Epiphany is a profound moment in the Christian calendar. The story of the magi visiting Jesus symbolizes the universal significance of Jesus’ birth, highlighting that the message of Christ is for all people, regardless of their background … Continued
Come and be with us as we celebrate the birth of our Savior by remembering the story of God’s plan, Jesus’ birth and the power of the Word made flesh. Our service of Lessons and Carols begins at 10am on … Continued
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In Mary’s song of joy about the coming birth of her son she sings about what God has already done: the proud humbled, the powerful pulled down from their thrones, She can sing this way about the future birth of … Continued